Masters Degrees (Crisis Communication)

The Master in Corporate Communication trains students to develop the skills and competences to face the latest challenges of a continuously evolving scenario in the corporate communication career. Read more

The Master of Arts in Media and Strategic Communication is designed for students interested in media and strategic political communication. Read more

Historically named the first communication program in the United States, Emerson’s Public Relations (MA) will teach you to analyze, communicate with, and gain meaningful insight into communities, cultures, institutions, and lifestyles, while supporting your audience’s beliefs and values. Read more

Make sustainability your everyday life through a Master's degree in Sustainable Communication. The programme covers areas such as climate psychology, sustainable development, transmedia storytelling and design - but above all you will learn to communicate about important topics. Read more

In a world of growing media and new technologies, the role of communication specialists is rapidly expanding. Read more

UT’s Master of Arts in Professional Communication equips students with the communication knowledge and skills needed for success in a variety of fields. Read more

Organisations of all types operate in an increasingly complex environment marked by hyper-digitalisation, media fragmentation, ambiguous market and political conditions at global levels, and growing public scepticism. Read more

The Graduate Diploma in Public Relations offers working professionals the opportunity to acquire fundamental knowledge in public relations; enhance their communication skills; compliment their work experience; and advance their career. Read more

The skills required to be successful in the dynamic field of communication have been drastically redefined by the constant changes and evolution of digital media over recent years. Read more

We are now in the era of co-creation, where managing the needs of stakeholders and clients is simply not enough. The multidimensional role of the consumer now requires new forms of engagement, open-innovation, and brand co-creation in terms of both strategy and actual implementation. Read more

The global climate and biodiversity crises, the recent pandemic, declared aspirations for reaching net zero, and growing attempts to restore and rewild, all mean that science is at the centre of politics, policy, economics and societal behaviour. Read more

The Brussels School of Governance is an alliance between Vesalius College and the Institute for European Studies. This latter one is a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Brussels, offering an outstanding research-focused environment in the heart of Europe. Read more

Effective education and communication are crucial in addressing contemporary environmental challenges including the climate crisis and loss of biodiversity. Read more